A Canna River CBD Classic Gummy contains 100 mg of CBD, and the serving size is one gummy. A 30-count jar therefore holds 3,000 mg of CBD and costs $35, which works out to 1.17 cents per milligram. It comes in five flavors and two spectrum options, and the recipe is the same nine ingredients across all ten variants. The interesting part is what the laboratory found when it measured two of those jars, so that is where this page ends up.
The ten variants, and what differs between them
Canna River sells the Classic Gummy in one strength only. Every variant is 100 mg of CBD per gummy, 30 gummies, $35. What you are choosing between is flavor and spectrum.
| Choice | Options | Effect on the numbers |
|---|---|---|
| Flavor | Fuji Apple, Passion Orange Guava, Pink Watermelon, Red Berry, Strawberry Mango | None. Same CBD, same price. |
| Spectrum | Broad Spectrum (Non-THC) or Full Spectrum (Contains THC) | None on price. Changes which distillate is used, and whether the batch report shows THC. |
| Count | 30 only | 3,000 mg of CBD in the jar. |
Pricing the two spectrums the same is deliberate, so the choice between them is never a money decision. It is worth saying plainly that Full Spectrum does contain THC; the amount is printed below.
Price per milligram, and why one gummy matters
At $35 for 3,000 mg, the Classic Gummy costs 1.17 cents per milligram of CBD. That figure is only comparable to another brand's if both are calculated the same way, and the trap is the serving size. Several well-known CBD gummies print their milligrams per two-gummy serving, which halves the amount in the piece you actually eat. Canna River's serving is one gummy, so the number on the front of the jar is the number in your hand. The arithmetic for any brand is the same: total milligrams in the container, divided by the price. Our price per milligram comparison runs it across the whole catalog.
The ingredient list
Nine ingredients, in the order printed on the Broad Spectrum label: tapioca syrup, sugar, pectin, Broad Spectrum hemp distillate, CBD isolate, natural flavors, citric acid, sodium malate, natural color from fruit and vegetable juices, and stevia. The Full Spectrum version is the same list with Full Spectrum hemp distillate in place of Broad Spectrum.
Two things in that list are worth knowing. Pectin, not gelatin, which is why these gummies are plant-based. And two cannabinoid sources, not one: a hemp distillate carrying the minor cannabinoids, plus purified CBD isolate to bring the total to the labeled 100 mg. Every ingredient, explained covers what each one does, and distillate versus isolate covers the difference between the two cannabinoid lines.
What two batch reports actually measured
This is the part a label cannot tell you. Both jars below were tested by PharmLabs San Diego by HPLC, and both reports are in the public library.
| Broad Spectrum, batch 260429BCLASSFA | Full Spectrum, batch 260427FCLASSFA | |
|---|---|---|
| Labeled CBD per gummy | 100 mg | 100 mg |
| Measured CBD per gummy | 114.89 mg | 105.46 mg |
| Measured CBD per jar | 3,443.97 mg | 3,162.46 mg |
| Over the labeled amount by | 14.9% | 5.5% |
| Delta-9 THC per gummy | Below the limit of quantitation | 3.25 mg |
| Delta-9 THC per jar | Below the limit of quantitation | 97.48 mg (0.06% by weight) |
| Total cannabinoids per jar | 3,694.75 mg | 3,471.44 mg |
| Gummy weight | 5.73 g | 5.51 g |
Both batches came in over their labeled CBD, which is the direction you want, and both were clean on the other panels: arsenic, cadmium and mercury not detected, lead below the limit of quantitation, no Shiga toxin-producing E. coli or Salmonella, no mycotoxins. Read the over-label figures with the report's own margin in mind: PharmLabs states an expanded measurement uncertainty of ±7.81% at 95% confidence for this cannabinoid method. The Broad Spectrum result is outside that margin, so 14.9% is a real overage rather than noise. The Full Spectrum result sits inside it.
The THC line is the difference people care about most. On the Broad Spectrum batch, delta-9 THC was below the limit of quantitation, 0.307 mg per gram, which is the honest version of "non-THC": the lab looked and could not put a number on it. On the Full Spectrum batch it is a measured 3.25 mg per gummy. Neither answer is a promise about a drug test, and what "Non-THC" means, and what it doesn't explains why.
Finding the report for your jar
The batch code is printed on the package. Search it in the product documentation library, which held 677 batch report PDFs when we counted on October 25, 2026, and open the report for that exact code. A report for the product line is not the same thing as a report for your jar; how to read a COA, panel by panel walks through what each section means.
Frequently asked questions
How much CBD is in one Canna River Classic Gummy?
100 mg on the label, and one gummy is one serving. The two 2026 batch reports above measured 114.89 mg and 105.46 mg.
How many gummies are in a jar?
Thirty, for a labeled total of 3,000 mg of CBD.
Do the flavors cost more?
No. All five flavors and both spectrum options are $35.
Are Canna River gummies vegan?
They are set with pectin rather than gelatin, and the color comes from fruit and vegetable juices. The full list is on the ingredients page.
Which one should I pick if I am drug tested?
Full Spectrum Classic Gummies contain a measured amount of THC, 3.25 mg per gummy in the batch above. Broad Spectrum is the version sold as Non-THC. Look up the report for your own batch code before deciding.
Canna River products are intended for adults 21 and over. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease.
